AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSahrawi Stories at the UN: A New York photo exhibition by Sahrawi photographer Adad Ammi portrays the lives and resilience of women, men and young people in exile. A related panel called for attention to the people behind the long-running dispute. Culture and Solidarity: Germany’s Sahrawi solidarity campaign will bring nearly 30 events—including film screenings, readings and exhibitions—to cities across the country through November. Women’s Voices: A Sahrawi delegation in Copenhagen discussed women’s roles in refugee life and community institutions, as well as reported abuses against women in the occupied territory. Heritage: Researchers dated a striking stone tomb in northern Western Sahara to about 4,400 years ago, offering a rare glimpse into ancient burial practices. Food and Livelihoods: In Tindouf’s refugee camps, women are adapting pastoral knowledge by growing moringa for food and household use, while sharing the harvest with neighbours. Rights: CIVICUS urged Morocco to release seven Sahrawi activists arrested after a peaceful gathering and to stop reprisals against their families and supporters.
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